National French survey on tele-transmission of EEG recordings: More than a simple technological challenge

Sauleau, Paul; Despatin, Jane; Cheng, Xufei; Lemesle, M.; Villepin, A. Touzery-de; Tich, Sylvie Nguyen The; Kubis, Nathalie

doi:10.1016/j.neucli.2016.03.001

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“…Due to the mentioned difficulties regarding medical care in rural regions in Germany, EEG home-monitoring has been proposed as an alternative [ 35 , 36 ] to the conventional inpatient monitoring and has been the motivator for our HOME ( Ho me- M onitoring and E ducation) project.…”

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Neurological Outpatients Prefer EEG Home-Monitoring over Inpatient Monitoring—An Analysis Based on the UTAUT Model

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Home monitoring examinations offer diagnostic and economic advantages compared to inpatient monitoring. In addition, these technical solutions support the preservation of health care in rural areas in the absence of local care providers. The acceptance of patients is crucial for the implementation of home monitoring concepts. The present research assesses the preference for a health service that is to be introduced, namely an EEG home-monitoring of neurological outpatients—using a mobile, dry-electrode EEG (electroencephalography) system—in comparison to the traditional long-time EEG examination in a hospital. Results of a representative study for Germany (n = 421) reveal a preference for home monitoring. Importantly, this preference is partially driven by a video explaining the home monitoring system. We subsequently analyzed factors that influence the behavioral intention (BI) to use the new EEG system, drawing on an extended Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) model. The strongest positive predictor of BI is the belief that EEG home-monitoring will improve health quality, while computer anxiety and effort expectancy represent the strongest barriers. Furthermore, we find the UTAUT model’s behavioral intention construct to predict the patients’ decision for or against home monitoring more strongly than any other patient’s characteristic such as gender, health condition, or age, underlying the model's usefulness.

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Neurological Outpatients Prefer EEG Home-Monitoring over Inpatient Monitoring—An Analysis Based on the UTAUT Model

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Lichters

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“…scher Ebene [19]. Nicht zuletzt spielt die notwendige Akzeptanz des distanzierten Ablaufes einer telemedizinischen Beratung eine wichtige Rolle.…”

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Telemedizin in der Epilepsieversorgung: Arzt-zu-Arzt-Anwendungen

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ZusammenfassungTelemedizinische Arzt-zu-Arzt-Anwendungen in der Epilepsieversorgung können helfen, die spezielle Expertise von neurologischen oder pädiatrischen EpileptologInnen flächendeckend vorzuhalten, da sie es ermöglichen, medizinische Leistung über Distanzen hinweg zu erbringen. Sowohl national als auch international werden hierzu verschiedene Lösungsansätze entwickelt. Herausforderungen begegnet man auf organisatorischer, technischer, rechtlicher und ökonomischer Ebene, sodass die langfristige Perspektive der einzelnen aktuellen Lösungsansätze noch unklar ist. Letztendlich bedarf es der Entwicklung von Betriebsmodellen, bei denen alle Akteure (Konsilgeber, Konsilanforderer, Patient, Kostenträger, Betreiber der telemedizinischen Plattform und ggf. auch die jeweilige Fachgesellschaft) jeweils den spezifischen Nutzen und die Risiken abwägen.

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Electroencephalographic Monitoring Technology Role in Remote Ped Intensive Care Units in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil

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National French survey on tele-transmission of EEG recordings: More than a simple technological challenge

Cited by 6 publications

References 9 publications

Neurological Outpatients Prefer EEG Home-Monitoring over Inpatient Monitoring—An Analysis Based on the UTAUT Model

Neurological Outpatients Prefer EEG Home-Monitoring over Inpatient Monitoring—An Analysis Based on the UTAUT Model

Telemedizin in der Epilepsieversorgung: Arzt-zu-Arzt-Anwendungen

Electroencephalographic Monitoring Technology Role in Remote Ped Intensive Care Units in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil

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